Rolex got stolen during Airport Security Check ...

Hello guys,

Rolex Airport Security Check

just found this one here .. which reminded me that I also took my watch off during security check sometimes. These guys seem to love to give me a thorough second check too .. sweeping my laptop and the works .. just short of somebody sticking his finger up my .. dont get me wrong, Airport security is necessary but why always me ?? And I mean ALWAYS ..

Once a TSA guy told me when I lined up for the screening; .. "we recommend that you take your shoes off" .. well that is really some trouble because I always wear shoes with laces. They also never have chairs where you could sit down after the check to put your shoes back on. Since that was a only recommendation, I kept them on. At least until the TSA guy got a bit annoyed with me .. But hey, I am German, I do not receive such fine tunes. Kind of like saying Bathroom or Restroom when you actually mean Toilet. After all, you dont want to take a bath or even take a rest but take a pee for crying out loud .. Nothing to be ashamed of, is there?

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For me the deeper sense of this posting keeps concealed...

Well, I was in London last week (flying from Berlin). At both security checks, I put my watch in on of these robust cases for eyeglasses and put them deep into my rucksack. It's stupid to x-ray a watch, what kind a bomb should fit in there? However, my if the watch is buried in the bag it's more difficult to steale it.

Regarding the toilets, look out for lavatories... or try "where's the loo"?

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Original von ulfale
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For me the deeper sense of this posting keeps concealed...

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Wo hast Du denn Englisch gelernt? ;)

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Original von hourglass
....But hey, I am German, ....

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Warum schreibst Du dann hier auf Englisch? :grb:

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Original von Lord Sinclair

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Original von ulfale
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For me the deeper sense of this posting keeps concealed...

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Wo hast Du denn Englisch gelernt? ;)

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Nachdem er aus Graz kommt wahrscheinlich in Österreich :D

Ich habs in D gelernt und find seinen Satz eigentlich ziemlich fehlerfrei...

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Original von Mulligan

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Original von Lord Sinclair

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Original von ulfale
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For me the deeper sense of this posting keeps concealed...

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Wo hast Du denn Englisch gelernt? ;)

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Nachdem er aus Graz kommt wahrscheinlich in Österreich :D

Ich habs in D gelernt und find seinen Satz eigentlich ziemlich fehlerfrei...

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Das kann wohl nur ein Native-Speaker klären - klingt schon speziell, aber warum nicht... Ich würde mich eher an dem "sense" stören :grb:

Back to the topic: Why don't you post a picture from you? Maybe this leads closer to the answer why it's always you :D

He said if the statements made to Crenshaw are true, then TSA violated its own policies. “They have a duty to be certain that all items are to be returned to the traveler,” Coker said. “They can’t abdicate that duty.”

Now that is an interesting fact, I am not sure, whether this applies to German or EU legislation; i.e. for security controls at airports.

I do not think that they take any responsibility for lost items during screening?

Does anyone know a factual law that applies here?


# Dirk, Christoph & Brett:

This is the english speaking corner, so by forum rules you have to write in English, since very few international users speak German. If you want to keep your language native, change to the main bit. And btw. before you try to teach others English, I'd rather keep this comments for myself ;)

And I bet everyone understands what Oliver is talking about, especially the native speakers. :gut:

# Oliver, your sentence is almost perfectly fine, I would change it into the following: For me the deeper sense of this posting remains questionable... or more simple: I don't understand the purpose of this posting... :dr:

picture "from" you :rofl:

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Yes Antoinne,

that's what I meant - we need a native speaker..., thanks

Btw: I didn't intent teaching anybody, please read my lines above again and think about it ;)

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Original von 21prozent
Yes Antoinne,

that's what I meant - we need a native speaker..., thanks

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I am not a native speaker, though you are very welcome :dr:

I love you too :D


# Dirk :dr:

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Original von ulfale
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Maybe you should just click the link, read the article and then it might become clear .. if not here is a short version for you:

Rolex Forum ... here ... article about Rolex gets stolen ... kind of is on topic ... this is just to remind us that we are often carrying valuable items with us ... I also tend to forget that sometimes ...

@Lord Sinclair .. why would I not write in English, its the English corner of the forum after all .. besides that is also out of courtesy to our friends here who dont speak German.

@yucafrita .. I was just trying to be funny .. but I will remember the .. loo

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@yucafrita .. I was just trying to be funny .. but I will remember the .. loo

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I am aware of that ;)

great ... next time I use some smilies for good measure .. ;)

i only understand railroad station :grb: :ka: :D

OK .. another try :grb:

click here ----> click me I am a link <---- click here

The link above leads to an online news magazine .. the article there is about a stolen Rolex .. the theft apparently happened during the security check at the airport ..

Yes, this topic has been discused a couple of times in this forum. It also happened to myself a couple of years ago (=> Attention: German language threat!).

My personal solution is to keep my watch(es) in locked hand luggage.
As soon as anybody wants to see what's in there, they need me to open the case and I can keep an eye on my belongings...

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Original von yucafrita
Well, I was in London last week (flying from Berlin). At both security checks, I put my watch in on of these robust cases for eyeglasses and put them deep into my rucksack. It's stupid to x-ray a watch, what kind a bomb should fit in there? However, my if the watch is buried in the bag it's more difficult to steale it.

Regarding the toilets, look out for lavatories... or try "where's the loo"?

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:rofl:x-ray to found a bomb in your watch :rofl:

:op:no.......only that you dont beep in the detectorframe :op:

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Original von 21prozent
My personal solution is to keep my watch(es) in locked hand luggage.
As soon as anybody wants to see what's in there, they need me to open the case and I can keep an eye on my belongings...

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:gut: that's the way...



anyone knows about the law? who is responsible for stolen items during a security scan?

since a few months i am flying quite often between russia and germany.... I always put my watch into this grey plastic boxes. together with passport, purse, mobil phone and all the sh*t i have in my pockets.... nothing happend so far, but maybe i should start thinking about.... thanks for this story....

I can´t believe that... 8o 8o

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Original von acid303
i only understand railroad station :grb: :ka: :D

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